HOWTO-RELEASE: explicitly push to master
This avoids errors like fatal: You are pushing to remote 'savannah', which is not the upstream of your current branch 'master', without telling me what to push to update which remote branch.
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- Push HEAD and tag to savannah and GitHub:
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git push savannah
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git push savannah master
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git push --tags savannah
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git push github
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git push github master
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git push --tags github
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- Upload the new release to ftp.gnu.org. This is easiest using gnupload:
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- git commit -m "Bump version to $version for development of next release"
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- git push savannah
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- git push savannah master
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- git push github
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- git push github master
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